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May 11, 2016 on 5:30 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
Clear Skies again. Solar activity is Very Low with no flares in the last two days. We have four regions with a total area of 270 millionths. the four regions support a total of 30 Sun Spots and the largest area is still AR2542. Today my usual three full disk images and close ups in the different wavelengths.
May 11, 2016 on 10:19 am | In Planets, Sun | Comments Off
Well, I did submit the images, data and calculations for the Planetary Transit Special Award. The pictures show the over 2 foot picture of the composite images of the Sun and a close up showing the parallax between the two sites. The idea is to calculate the distance between the Sun and Earth ( 1 AU) using this information. I believe I did not bad, so we’ll wait and see what the coordinator of this program says.
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